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GPS Geofencing for Remote Inspections — Prove Where It Happened
Require captures inside a radius, address, or property boundary.
A photo without location is a claim. A photo with an enforced geofence is evidence. Geofencing rejects anything captured outside the boundary you set.
Enforcement, not decoration
Location rules are applied at capture time on the device and re-verified server side.
Radius, address, or drawn property boundary
Automatic rejection of out-of-bounds captures
Accuracy thresholds so low-confidence fixes are flagged
Reviewer banner when GPS looks suspicious
Mapped and timestamped
Inspector and submitter coordinates appear on an interactive mini-map with a readable timestamp and reverse-geocoded address on every photo and in the final report.
Frequently asked
What if the property has no GPS signal?
You can set an accuracy threshold and allow flagged-but-accepted captures, which reviewers see clearly marked.
Can a user spoof their location?
Spoofing indicators are part of the fraud check suite and are surfaced to reviewers alongside the tamper score.
Inspection & support
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Virtual Inspection Pro handles remote inspections. Virtual Support Pro handles remote customer support. Both run on the same secure platform.